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Henry HollandNon-conformist fashion designer
Country:
 Great Britain |
Content:
- Henry Holland: A Nonconformist Fashion Designer
- Club Kids Collection
- Collaborations
- Take That World Tour
Henry Holland: A Nonconformist Fashion Designer
Early LifeHenry Holland was born in 1982 in Ramsbottom, England.
Rise to Fame
In 2007, Holland gained popularity with the release of his collection of t-shirts featuring provocative slogans such as "I'll tell you who's boss, Kate Moss," "Get your freak on Giles Deacon," "Cause me pain Hedi Slimane," "Suck my look, Basso&Brook," "Do me daily Christopher Bailey," and "Uhu Gareth Pugh." These witticisms were co-created with writer Chris Williamson. In the same year, he was awarded the Scottish Fashion Awards for his autumn-winter 2008-2009 collection.
Club Kids Collection
In September 2007, Holland presented his "Club Kids" collection, inspired by the film "Party Monster," starring Macaulay Culkin and Marilyn Manson.
Collaborations
In late 2008, Holland designed a denim collection for "Levi's" for the spring-summer 2009 season. He also collaborated with model Agyness Deyn on a jewelry line in the same year. Additionally, Holland signed a contract with the popular department store "Debenhams" to create a limited collection called "Henry Holland for Debenhams."
Take That World Tour
In the early summer of 2009, Holland designed a series of costumes for the world tour of the British band "Take That."
